[nfb-db] Final question for deaf-blind focus group on accessible voting

[maurice mines]

Good Saturday afternoon, the trend did I see is that the notetakers that have been developed for the line are incorporating more off-the-shelf software. I think that this is a good thing when the focus is that the software will eventually be able along with future hardware improvements being made by the companies themselves should allow for easier conductivity to electronic voting machines that have been specially adapted with the use of all.

I think that including the use of a Bluetooth interface will not only help people with hearing aids if they desire audio, if it is done right, one can also incorporate Bluetooth refreshable braille. Also as different locales eventually gain access to a real printer, it might be possible to braille instructions that might help speed up the process, or when a double-blind motor comes in to vote. And last but not least if machines are updated, continued training for poll workers on how to properly use the machines. And if certain places have a lot of the one voters, probably some basic abuse, and don’ts, probably be helpful.

Sincerely Maurice mines.  voicemail phone, 360-524-0791. School/work email address, Maurice.mines at PCC.edu.
On Nov 21, 2013, at 11:24 AM, Blake, Lou Ann <LBlake at nfb.org> wrote:

> Dear List Members,
>  
> Many thanks to those who responded to the third question of our deaf-blind focus group on accessible voting! Once again, you provided some great feedback.
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> The fourth and final question for our accessible voting focus group is:
> ·       Are there any trends in the design and use of personal access technology that could make future elections more accessible to deaf-blind voters?
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> Please provide your response to this question by 8:00 a.m. EST on Monday, November 25th. All deaf-blind list members who have voted are welcome and encouraged to participate! If you have any questions, please contact:
>           Lou Ann Blake, HAVA Project Manager
>           National Federation of the Blind
>           lblake at nfb.org
>           410-659-9314, ext. 2221.
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